Just got off the official eels site and there was ba talking up how much we've improved our defense in the past 12 months.
Sure we've improved on paper but the litmus test will come tomorrow vs Melbourne who even without Munster & Smith are a ridiculously well oiled attacking machine.
Have we improved? Can we now match the gun teams. This game will give us a fair idea of how far we've come .
What will the score at full time ??
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It will difficult to predict and even use the Storm as an indication due to the fact Cameron Smith, Munster, Bromich, and a couple of other big names are not playing for the Storm.
This will be the Eels best opportnity to win against the Storm but if theyre beaten then its a very huge fact that the Eels are wasting their time in finals footy.
Home game, depleted team completely it's now or never. At least DG can make a break, create space, draw defence and offload.
Eels 24 - Storm 6
Parra 22 defeat Storm 14
Well against the Roosters it was two tries each until Jennings was binned. And that was the Roosters at full strength.
How ridiculous was that binning too?
Ive watched rugby league for 40 years and I think I've only seen a player get binned under those circumstances a few times. It wasn't even a professional foul - it was offside...
That cost us any chance of coming back.
Come on Frankie we're all having a crack at the score......what's your prediction?
If we loose against them at full strength, we ain’t good enough. If we win, they were playing a team under strength. Nobody apart from the BA haters had voice when we lost against Manly, 6 players out. So we will never win until we win a comp & god help us if it’s 2020 comp. This is facts!!!
If Parra can't beat Storm Thursday night then they might as well sack Brad, because there will be no chance off winning the comp ever as long as he's coach.
Parra 20 Storm 10
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